The team behind Ping, a bar that encourages alcohol fuelled table tennis, have now injected a slice of the Caribbean into London. The Rum Kitchen is a retreat away from bustling city life and follows the motto 'No Rain, No Rainbow'. Guests can indulge on home style cooking such as jerk chicken, pulled pork sandwiches, roasted cod and oxtail stew, plus a side serving of reggae, Latin, calypso and afro-funk beats, and, obviously, lashings of rum. Then, with bellies full of goodness and spirits lifted, venture downstairs to the candlelit cocktail bar where classic and innovative cocktails can be supped while reclining in chesterfield armchairs.

The team behind Ping, a bar that encourages alcohol fuelled table tennis, have now injected a slice of the Caribbean into London. The Rum Kitchen is a retreat away from bustling city life and follows the motto 'No Rain, No Rainbo..
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Inspired by the pintxo bars of Barcelona and San Sebastian, Pix invites you to sample our tantalising array of miniature tapas, while enjoying the exceptionally friendly and vibrant atmosphere in some of London’s most iconic locations.

As you’ll discover, our food and drink displays passion and creativity, but the way we deliver it creates a uniquely relaxed and free-flowing experience, ensuring you’ll leave feeling replenished on every level.

Inspired by the pintxo bars of Barcelona and San Sebastian, Pix invites you to sample our tantalising array of miniature tapas, while enjoying the exceptionally friendly and vibrant atmosphere in some of London’s most iconic loca..
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The cinema next door - London's oldest film theatre - is what gives the Electric Diner its name and fame but this adjacent buzzing restaurant doesn't do badly either. It gets packed with Notting Hill's twenty something socialites - brunching on the weekends is almost as social as the night before. But it's not just about seeing who you can see, you can also get a good range of hangover cures from hash browns and a full English to the more virtuous granola, yoghurt and banana. The all-day menu meanwhile features a range of salads, sandwiches, burgers, dogs, mac & cheese and steak. The owners of Soho House are behind the well run operation - there's a members-only bar upstairs as you would expect from this crowd. As with all Soho House establishments, the surroundings are sophisticated with plenty of wood, kind lighting and a bar so stylish you wouldn't be ashamed to be seen propping it up.

The cinema next door - London's oldest film theatre - is what gives the Electric Diner its name and fame but this adjacent buzzing restaurant doesn't do badly either. It gets packed with Notting Hill's twenty something socialites..
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Don't be fooled by the name, which should belong to an unassuming gastropub. Nigel Platts-Martin and Philip Howard's venture is a very serious restaurant. This is the kind of food that aims to draw a round of applause before it's even been tasted, where sauces are poured in complex geometries, where slender towers of ingredients appear more like architects' models than food, and where familiar-sounding ingredients have been foamed, crushed and pureed beyond any hope of recognition. Before gentrification, this part of Notting Hill used to be known as 'crack square'. The Ledbury has replaced this trade with food that's better than any drug, but at prices that will bankrupt you faster than the most ferocious addiction.

Don't be fooled by the name, which should belong to an unassuming gastropub. Nigel Platts-Martin and Philip Howard's venture is a very serious restaurant. This is the kind of food that aims to draw a round of applause before it's..
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Daylesford Organic brings the taste of the Gloucestershire countryside to Notting Hill with the Bamfords bringing produce from their country estates to the city. The minimalist, cream and white decor could only exist in the city (no muddy wellies here, thank you) but the produce is the best all-organic stuff you'd find at an authentic farmers' market. There are several parts to the shop situated on the well-to-do Westbourne Grove: the family-friendly organic cafe, Bread Bar for homemade patisseries, The Larder for fresh fish and meat, and the food shopping side of things. Shelves and baskets are neatly stacked with the best breads and biscuits, seasonal fruit and veg as well as longer life staples like dressings and mustard. There's an excellent wine offering too, many of which are biodynamic or organic, shipped over from Daylesford's sister estate in the South of France. Delicious, contemporary and chic, we think Daylesford is a destination in itself, worth seeking out if you're looking for something a bit special.

Daylesford Organic brings the taste of the Gloucestershire countryside to Notting Hill with the Bamfords bringing produce from their country estates to the city. The minimalist, cream and white decor could only exist in the city ..
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W36 offers modern British cuisine, fine wines and luxurious champagnes and cocktails to locals and International clientele.W36 has a local clientele profile but do offer private rooms and space to accommodate private dinners, parties and celebratory events.The ambition behind W36 is to offer clients more than just a restaurant and bar.

W36 offers modern British cuisine, fine wines and luxurious champagnes and cocktails to locals and International clientele.W36 has a local clientele profile but do offer private rooms and space to accommodate private dinners,..
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Specialising in fresh home-baked baps oozing with an array of fillings, The Union Tavern in trendy Maida Vale offers blissful al fresco dining within its tranquil canalside garden. Serving up traditional British cuisine such as b..
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This mad, gorgeous, fairy-tale fantasy of a bar/restaurant is usually full of glamorous young singles flirting like mad over their cocktails - but it's also hard to think of a more romantic spot for a couple to go drinking. Hundreds of candles light the way through a maze of corridors, where huge fireplaces, and crazed decor - part ancient Rome, part Versailles - leap out of the darkness. Concealed little nooks with low ceilings offer the perfect opportunity to duck away from the noise of the bar. The cocktails are excellent, the wine list interesting and fairly priced, and the decor is beyond belief. The food is overpriced, but it is very good, and you know that you're paying for more than just a meal when your choice of dining rooms include the chapel, crypt and scullery. Guests can also opt for private dining at Beach Blanket Babylon with the choice of the Ballroom, a decadent room that can seat up to 60 guests or play host to a champagne reception for 110 guests or the Chapel, a semi-private enclave within the restaurant. The beautiful ballroom, nestled away on the first floor, is one of Notting Hill's best kept secrets.

This mad, gorgeous, fairy-tale fantasy of a bar/restaurant is usually full of glamorous young singles flirting like mad over their cocktails - but it's also hard to think of a more romantic spot for a couple to go drinking. Hund..
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Cépage[s] is a new concept of enjoying genuine wines directly sourced from proper winemakers together with some amazing sharing plates inspired by French classics. Our menus are constantly evolving with the seasons and our chef's inspiration.

Cépage[s] is a new concept of enjoying genuine wines directly sourced from proper winemakers together with some amazing sharing plates inspired by French classics. Our menus are constantly evolving with the seasons and our chef's..
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Situated in the heart of London's trendy Notting Hill area, The Prince Bonaparte gastropub offers a warm atmosphere that most other pubs simply cannot. The warmth generated by the bustling open plan bar is complemented beautifully by the light and airy dining area to the rear. The menu features traditional British favourites such as breaded veal escalope, slow roast pork belly, longhorn rib eye steak and beer battered line caught cod. The Prince Bonaparte has become so popular that it is highly recommended that guests book well in advance.

Situated in the heart of London's trendy Notting Hill area, The Prince Bonaparte gastropub offers a warm atmosphere that most other pubs simply cannot. The warmth generated by the bustling open plan bar is complemented beautiful..
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Sitting on top of a noisy, packed pub, this dining room serves excellent traditional British food at steep prices. The Cow is hugely popular with locals, and it's easy to see why. Wonderful, seasonal food comes in huge, steaming portions, the service is friendly and efficient, there's an impressive wine list and happy faces all around. The seafood sourced from local Notting Hill fishmongers is especially good. For a gastropub it really is rather expensive, but everything about this place is spot on. Notes: Early booking essential.

Sitting on top of a noisy, packed pub, this dining room serves excellent traditional British food at steep prices. The Cow is hugely popular with locals, and it's easy to see why. Wonderful, seasonal food comes in huge, steaming..
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This is one of the loveliest spots in West London, perfect for an intimate celebration at any time of the day. The place is run by a selection of delightfully relaxed and friendly youngsters and the proprietress, a wonderful lady. Set over two split-level floors, the decor is made up from an odd collection of largely Ottoman artifacts clearly collected on family travels, and you're as likely to eat off a burnished treasure chest as a conventional table.
The menu is equally eclectic but covers most people's favourite finger foods, and there's a small but enticing list of hearty main courses. Service is prompt, background music discreet but impeccably trendy, and the extensive wine list (there is a small bar on the ground floor) is both excellent and reasonably priced.
This is not only one of the best small brasseries in town, but also a wonderfully romantic place, and only a short walk from Holland Park.
If you ever have occasion to open a bottle of champagne at lunchtime, this is the place to go. Blissful.

This is one of the loveliest spots in West London, perfect for an intimate celebration at any time of the day. The place is run by a selection of delightfully relaxed and friendly youngsters and the proprietress, a wonderful lady..
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Channelling the heady indulgence of 1920s America, 65 & King is a theatrical drinking and dining parlour in the heart of upmarket Westbourne Grove. Within a sultry, reclaimed-style space filled with antique tin, vintage glassware and bespoke neon signs, creative prohibition-esque cocktails and fine wines are served alongside favourite North American dishes.

Channelling the heady indulgence of 1920s America, 65 & King is a theatrical drinking and dining parlour in the heart of upmarket Westbourne Grove. Within a sultry, reclaimed-style space filled with antique tin, vintage glassware..
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